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PASTORAL CARE IN A NEW PUBLIC: LESSONS LEARNED IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE

Journal of Pastoral Theology, 2008
This is how I started my testimony to the Subcommittee on Military Personnel of the U.S. House Armed Services Committee in June 2005. I was asked to testify as an author of a report reflecting the work that I did from 2003-2005 as a pastoral care consultant at the United States Air Force Academy.
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PARTNERS IN HEALING: BRIDGING PASTORAL CARE AND PUBLIC HEALTH THROUGH PRACTICAL AND PASTORAL THEOLOGY

Journal of Pastoral Theology, 1995
Ellen was feisty but alone, a young adult whose mother had died, whose father had rejected her, whose siblings lived at a distance, whose priest misunderstood her. Her employer paid minimal health benefits. If Ellen had had systems of social support comparable to those available to most middle-class people, her life and her therapy would have been ...
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Mental Illness Publications in Major Pastoral Care Journals from 1950 to 2003

Pastoral Psychology, 2007
The issue of mental illness has been of considerable interest to both of us over the past several years. The first author has taught a course on the subject for a decade, and his recent publications on the subject include several articles on John Nash (Capps, 2003b, 2004a,b, 2005b), a book on mental illness for pastoral care professionals (2005a), and ...
Donald Capps, Nathan Steven Carlin
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Pastoral Care and Public Worship in Ireland 1770–1850

2006
Abstract This chapter examines the pastoral functions of the churches in Ireland. It considers the educational and social background of the clergy, the role of the laity, public worship, and the principle elements of the programmes of religious reform in Ireland.
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Gender-based violence and efforts to address the phenomenon: Towards a church public pastoral care intervention proposition for community development in Zimbabwe

2021
Gender-based Violence (GBV) is a huge concern in many African countries such as Zimbabwe despite the preventative and mitigatory interventions that have been proposed and implemented by various stakeholders. The interventions applied range from policies and programmes that are government initiated as well as those interventions by social actors such as
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Pastoral Care in Aged Care Settings: Role and Challenges

Journal of Religion and Health, 2021
Nicholas J R Hunter, Yvonne Wells
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